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Stupifier

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  1. Try uninstalling rclone beta plugin, rebooting server, then installing rclone beta plugin again
  2. You have to reboot server to update rclone
  3. Your error is because you are using the remote control flag (-rc) in both of your mount commands. If you don't know what that is, just remove it and you will no longer see that error. Research "rclone remote control"....most people don't need it or use it. If you DO in fact need the remote control falgs, then you must assign a unique port to your second mount command. Your second mount command is trying to use the same port as your first mount command (the default port 5572). https://rclone.org/rc/ Now, onto your second question. Your mount does NOT need to be in a share in order for it to be seen by Windows Explorer. In your Unraid GUI dashboard, go to Settings ---> SMB Shares. Here is an example of what to put in the Samba Extra Configuration field: [gdrive] path = /mnt/disks/gdrive comment = browseable = yes # Public public = yes read only=no writeable=yes writable=yes write ok=yes guest ok = yes vfs objects = All of that may NOT entirely be necessary, but you get the point.....Also, as it says on that page, obviously your array must be stopped in order to apply these changes. Once you make these changes and applied them, startup your array again. The mount should be available (obviously, be sure to have your rclone mount command active). I typically map them as network drives in Windows. Fair warning though......rclone mounts ARE NOT good targets to write into frequently. People ALWAYS want to try to write stuff straight into their rclone mounts. It is unreliable at best. You should only expect to READ from an rclone mount.
  4. Provide both of your rclone mount commands and the reported error message. Also, if you are doing rclone mount within a terminal, the mount will exist only as long as the terminal stay active
  5. You can use rclone mount on an encrypted remote. When you do this, it will create a file system for the remote in unencrypted format. You will be able to browse, view, and download your files from this rclone mount filesystem in their unencrypted form. If that didn't make sense to you, I'd suggest reading more of the official rclone documentation and experimenting. It seems the great majority of questions here lately aren't exactly questions about this Plugin.....But more about basic usage of rclone itself. Glad to help when I can but I really wonder if this thread is really the place to be discussing these things
  6. YES!! Would be sweet to see a plugin with a GUI or sorts for this
  7. mergerfs would be great addition to NerdPack
  8. I have an hourly cronjob running that backs up my rclone config to a private repo..... That way, I maintain a backup AND I can deploy my rclone setup on any system quickly (including service account json files).
  9. Reauthorize won't break anything...it just changes that access token field in your rclone.conf. But since you said your rclone.conf file works fine on your Windows rclone.......but not on Unraid...I'd say it's something with your Unraid rclone installation. Did you try removing rclone-beta plugin, restarting server, reinstalling rclone-beta plugin?
  10. This command (below) will show you where rclone is looking for your config file....maybe rclone is looking for your config file in a location you didn't know about. rclone config file For example, the output of that command on my unraid box is: /boot/config/plugins/rclone-beta/.rclone.conf
  11. Ahh sorry, looks like you've tried everything I can think of....but I'm just another noob. Maybe pros can help you. Good luck
  12. You sure you are on the latest rclone-beta plugin? The dev fixed all the issues with fusermount3 I thought. Bunch of talk about it a few days ago. Easiest solution would be to not run RC builds of Unraid haha.....I don't see much need to run an Unraid server on the bleeding edge of development unless you are a pro yourself. Also, use this to force unmounts umount -l /path/to/remote/mount I noticed a lot of scripts call fusermount -u command.....it's better to use the unmount command
  13. That looks like an issue with fusermount....not rclone. Why do you want to mount an rclone remote to anon-empty directory? Why not mount your rclone remote to an empty directory.... Then use unionfs to merge your non-empty directory with the contents of your rclone mount directory?
  14. https://forum.rclone.org/t/whats-the-behavior-of-allow-non-empty/1924 Read that. There is an option for what you want... It you can use unionfs
  15. Type rclone config and reauthorize your rclone remote
  16. The error says the directory is not empty.......Did you verify that? Run these commands to make sure your rclone mount is indeed unmounted fusermount -u /mnt/disks/google fusermount -u /mnt/disks/secure umount -l /mnt/disks/google umount -l /mnt/disks/secure Then check and see that /mnt/disks/google and /mnt/disks is EMPTY. Then just go ahead and delete /mnt/disks/google and /mnt/disks/secure just to be sure. Then try your mount script again and report any error message.
  17. According to the rclone documentation HERE this is the flag you are looking for: --bwlimit BwTimetable Bandwidth limit in kBytes/s, or use suffix b|k|M|G or a full timetable.
  18. Seems kinda lame fusermount version 3 executable is named fusermount3. I mean, it's not like any fusermount version 2 executable was named fusermount2....it was just plain named fusermount I dunno, just seems silly. Whatever.
  19. We'll, that's good to know...I'm too chicken to try out RC versions lol. I'll just wait hehe
  20. That's up to you if you want to go back to an RC version to troubleshoot further. The mount script really only has two primary commands in it....the rclone mount command and the unionfs command. I'd be curious to know which of those commands cause the error. rclone could very well be working just fine...but unionfs could be the issue. Dunno. I'm not any pro scripter or anything but that's just the basic troubleshooting I would do.
  21. Given the scripts you provided....did the error ONLY occur during the unmount script? Or both?
  22. Dunno if fuse 3.0 is the issue....but I might be able to help diagnose if I know what exact "script" or command you are trying to run. Also, what is output of this command: rclone --version
  23. When what script runs? What command are you attempting to do when you see that error? What is output of this: rclone --version Also, you could try uninstalling rclone-beta plugin, rebooting server, install rclone-beta plugin again. Then test your script/command
  24. Provide the exact command you used and the actual error message
  25. Sounds like rclone just isn't for you. I've had a great experience personally and stream a huge collection with rclone/Plex/Unraid. Anyway, read the rclone copy documentation for help download/uploading anything with rclone. Always helps to read the official documentation to get exactly what you are after https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_copy/

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